Ben Richardson, CEO at SulNOx, confident they can cost-effectively decarbonise commercial shipping. Watch the video here.
I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.
This share is a play thing of MMs, it's as predictable as night follows day.
The shackles appear off because there's a 10% spread.
That gets closed this afternoon, price dips and breaks even, possibly down. Based on this mornings price action, -4% is my guess
Looks like the end of SatoshiPays biannual pump and dump event.
If history repeats itself, again, we're entering a phase of non-transparency, silence and price stagnation.
See you all soon for the next SatoshiPay reinvention, and the "it's different this time" pump and dump event
I agree that Blu has the potential to 100x if it ever starts to generate the revenue that ARB does.
As it stands, and I repeat my sentiment of last week.. Blu has lots of investments in potential, nothing changed with SatoshiPay, it's just another development phase and their latest reinvention of themselves.
Yes Blu has 100x potential, but equally could go to zero, it's a company that still after all these years, doesn't generate any meaningful revenue
@Duke, I'm still not clear what has changed to make people so confident
"Because now it is real ! Now it IS happening !"
SatoshiPay have had multiple funding rounds for various reinventions of themselves. While delivering good software, they've never delivered anything that people want to use before.
What is real, what is happening? So far it's another TestNet product with no operational use and no revenue.
Other than high profile Investors (Danny M has always been around this) I don't see anything different, just another SatoshiPay development project with promises of grand things in the future... Again
At this risk of being branded a deramper, I don't understand what is different this week?
SatoshiPay / Pendulum have completed a funding round and are embarking on a development project with promises of revenue.
It feels like Groundhog Day, micropayments and its global publisher interest... Solar Wallet.. B2B (which had fantastical dreams of making SatoshiPay a unicorn).
Tread carefully guys, we've seen this pump and dump in the past. Without an production ready product, it could be more vaporware and empty promises
Chuz "It's early days yet but joining the nasdaq clearly hasn't been the up lifter that we were expecting"
I don't think any of us were expecting the 30% discount given to Nasdaq buyers. We'll have profit takers selling into small rises for months.
I know the listing has paid for Texas etc etc, but anyone expecting a profit from the current BTC upswing has been screwed. It'll be months of US downward pressure
Moog, a director buy would certainly be good to improve sentiment here. However, the quiet period enforced by Nasdaq listing means his hands are tied regarding news updates, he may not be allowed to make such actions right now
I guess this news could be interpreted multiple ways:
a) the BOD know positive news is incoming so are sorting themselves a discount, good in the long term but scandalous behaviour
b) the BOD know their incompetence has created all time low prices and a busy trading day creates a 20% swing without any news.
Either way, this BOD is a disgrace. I was reluctant to buy in due to the lack of transparency re SatoshiPay, now they've proven I made a bad decision.
I'm a long time lurker and infrequent poster here but really want to voice concern about how irrelevant this board has become
There are people here who I wouldn't describe as Rampers or Derampers, they're clearly just trolls baiting for a reaction.
While it's possible to filter the trolls and wake up to a sea of green, the rest of the board has unfortunately become people responding to the trolls. I don't remember the last time I read anything relevant here, it's been playground bickering for months.
Can I please suggest people use the Filter feature and don't feed the trolls.
Duke, what is your understanding of the Pendulum valuation?
It's development has been funded by Stellar, so who has ownership? If Stellar have simply outsourced development to SatoshiPay it's not going to improve BLU's valuation of a damp squib
Does anyone understand the value of Pendulum to SatoshiPay/Blu?
The Pendulum R&D was funded by Stellar, so are SatoshiPay developing this as their own product, or have Stellar basically outsourced development to SatoshiPay? The latter could make it potentially worthless to SatoshiPay
I wasn't familiar with Tim's history until today, but it seems PHE are better off without him.
This article contains speculative claims about bankruptcy, but the linked court hearing is damning
https://order-order.com/2021/07/29/tim-yeo-loses-another-court-battle-after-making-knowingly-false-claims/
I read your post properly and you wrote Coinbase.
Whether or not CoinShares is involved in DeFi is irrelevant, your previous post said it's a natural progression for SatoshiPay to offer digital lending, which is speculative nonsense
No, firstly because he doesn't own coinbase. Secondly, because everything else you said is speculation.
Natural progression? This started as a micropayment business, Meinhard is like a magpie distracted by the next hot topic, SatoshiPay are constantly reinventing themselves and chasing shadows.
Between Micropayments, Solar Wallet and B2B, I'd prefer to have seen some revenue before embarking on yet another project, always with great things "Soon"
A disconcerting Tweet from SatoshiPay
"Thank you everyone for your participation bla bla bla... Happy to share our new milestones and upcoming #DeFi projects..."
It started with Micropayments, reinvented themselves as B2B, are the emperor's new clothes a DeFi project that will take another few years of cash burning?
Underwhelming as always
Alexander Wilke the COO at SatoshiPay posted on Twitter, a screenshot of "Investor Presentation 2021 starting soon" with the caption "Exciting!"
Hopefully news soon.
https://twitter.com/stelllarator/status/1394639480628424708?s=19
As always but especially with XRP, research it before investing any money.
The lawsuit isn't a positive one for XRPs to define itself. The lawsuit is brought by the SEC, XRP has been identified as a security because of its centralised, controlled nature.
As for being the most economical? Nonsense. I'm not shilling coins but Iota for example is feeless. XPR is a centralised, fee charging, Ponzi coin